The benefits of planned indulgences Incorporating planned indulgences helps to give people something to look forward to, especially when following a stringent weight loss plan.
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Below she shares her daily regimen and her favorite indulgences.
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Most of them were challenges to the sale of indulgences.
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His chief indulgences are watching television and washing his truck.
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For this reason, Branson's indulgences are more often considered investments.
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Such indulgences certainly boost one's fragile ego and approval ratings.
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All sins are forgivable if the indulgences are paid for.
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Some people do calf raises under their desks; I prioritize indulgences.
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Buying indulgences had few earthly consequences, besides making the Church richer.
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PLUS: The S.W.A.T. star reveals his trainer-approved cheat day indulgences.
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Mr. Ivanishvili has spent money on worthy causes and eccentric indulgences.
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Now is not the time to give up your favorite indulgences.
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I will persist in believing chocolate and wine are healthy indulgences.
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There's the industrial-scale predator who buys indulgences from Planned Parenthood.
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Do you spend it on things you need, indulgences or experiences?
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Aside from a few indulgences, Cohen was not obsessed with luxury.
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Despite such self-indulgences, however, competition between the two firms is fierce.
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I recommend that people treat themselves with the indulgences they crave most.
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A $10-per-month makeup bag is one of Warwick's rare indulgences.
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So, what are the indulgences and guilty pleasures on Wall Street today?
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Now, when I return, seeing theater is one of my favorite indulgences.
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Purgatory and indulgences did not remain central for Luther in these terms.
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Final indulgences include s'mores, and, on the breakfast menu, there's lobster hash.
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One of the most expensive indulgences Americans nonetheless refuse to do without?
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Side hustles, frugal shopping, real-estate compromises and small indulgences are common.
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The confectioner set off 2017 combining our two favorite indulgences: chocolate and Champagne.
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One of my indulgences with this job is to review $4,000 audiophile headphones.
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"I make a mean salad," she said, along with enjoying the occasional indulgences.
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Extended over 60 years, those monthly indulgences add up to more than $100,000.
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Keep reading for a look at some of tech billionaires' most outrageous indulgences.
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The problem is when you justify your indulgences by claiming they are investments.
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The fix: Try to limit indulgences if you are trying to lose weight.
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Khloé Kardashian may be fitness-obsessed, but that doesn't mean she's abandoned all indulgences.
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Jenner's indulgences over the past nine months — some of which directly violated doctor's orders.
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Aarght Records is predominantly based on your personal taste in music and curatorial indulgences.
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Can he restrain President Trump from petty tussles, pointless tweets and random self-indulgences?
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Indulgences brought you an abbreviation of your stay in Purgatory, but what was Purgatory?
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Each of his proposals—a ban on the selling of digital indulgences to children
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Lauder noticed that women substituted costlier luxury items for more practical indulgences like lipstick.
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Sex and sexual pleasure can seem like secondary indulgences to consider down the road.
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There is also one more, even less flattering, reason for Pruitt air travel indulgences.
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But like indulgences, I think there's the illusion that somehow that's all you need.
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We pamper them with gifts of fancy fruit baskets, imported foods and other indulgences.
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"We feel guilty about these things because we see them as indulgences," Gabriel said.
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They have a little clinic in Paris, and it's one of my only real indulgences.
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But as the crisis worsened, even small indulgences like movie tickets spiraled out of reach.
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Also, fast food companies began realizing that they, too, could capitalize on children's Halloween indulgences.
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This is by far one of my most frivolous indulgences, but I can't help it.
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I like the high life and I work for it, so those are my indulgences!
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They might also help short-termist buyers avoid the long-term consequences of sugary indulgences.
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For all of Evangelion's divisive quirks and experimental indulgences, the series' import was immediately undeniable.
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"I feel that people not only restrict their indulgences but also their personalities," he says.
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Nigella Lawson has written about her "solitary indulgences," as have James Beard and M.F.K. Fisher.
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Why types of indulgences do many Christians give up during Lent, according to the article?
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Well, it's not the indulgences themselves, but the attitudes we use when talking about them.
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But other such columns highlighted indulgences that could be appreciated by people of regular means.
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Even some of our most precious indulgences, like coffee, are in danger as temperatures rise.
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When that spirit reigns, people work hard and pile up consumption goods instead of spiritual indulgences.
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I never felt good enough, and I began tracking calories and feeling guilty about any indulgences.
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I had my big priorities and I try to avoid little indulgences that can up quickly.
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Young people are often said to splurge on indulgences — avocado toast, for example, or daily coffee.
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Jupiter likes to overdo everything, and Venus loves its indulgences, so watch out for exaggerations today.
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Such an FCC would not depend on the kindness of strangers and indulgences of lenient judges.
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Indulgences: Hard to know for certain, but it was the 1960s; Mateus rosé, Benson & Hedges cigarettes.
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The sort of indulgences common among young Western urbanites are also now growing fast in China.
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The actress said her biggest indulgences include dark chocolate — even though she is allergic — and wine.
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The Taste of Beringer tour was one of Napa's more expensive indulgences, at $55 a head.
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Additionally, atypical indulgences range from Michael Dell's rare photo collection to Sergey Brin's private trapeze lessons.
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In one way, Mount Olympus encompasses all of Fabre's indulgences I find so hard to stomach.
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He's generally apolitical and doesn't subscribe to any particular belief system that might limit his indulgences.
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At the same time, faster economic growth and rising earnings camouflaged the cost of these indulgences.
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Spending a bit of money on small, periodic indulgences can also add uplift to your routine.
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They did this by swearing off worldly indulgences and seeking to experience the suffering of Jesus.
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If you prefer savory indulgences, Cheban recommends this decadent baked potato from Komodo in Miami, Florida.
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I take familiar indulgences and distort them into repulsive forms; the viewer confronts simultaneous desire and disgust.
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In 19463, the Church cancelled the exculpatory powers of already purchased indulgences for the next eight years.
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Grateful lawmakers repay them with money for municipal projects (or pork-barrel indulgences, depending on your view).
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The Moon challenges Jupiter in Libra at 9:22 AM, encouraging you to reflect on your indulgences.
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I also take antidepressants, do talk therapy, write and splurge on some indulgences at the grocery store.
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The indulgences can be directed at any step of the adventure: hotel, excursions, a particularly unforgettable meal.
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Final indulgences include lip-smacking sorbets and a chocolate-caramel mousse in a puddle of chocolate sauce.
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In fact, the "Shark Tank" star admits to only two indulgences: Flowers and fun with her girlfriends.
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Though they filled me, I still craved my usual indulgences, like fruit, cheese, chocolate and carb-rich snacks.
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I'd also love to try out the spa and pool areas, which were luxe indulgences worth a visit.
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It is the legal version of the papal indulgences, which once forgave or reduced the punishment for sins.
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When Luther wrote his Theses, money from indulgences was being used to build St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
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When mums get a bit older, they enjoy indulgences they may not have allowed themselves in earlier life.
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You're craving answers, some indulgences, and a change of scenery as the moon connects Saturn, Venus, and Pluto.
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Dinners for singles, on the other hand, are as American as they can get, filled with fatty indulgences.
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Your planetary ruler Venus clashes with abundant Jupiter, inspiring an urge to splurge on sex and other indulgences.
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" And Madison wisely warned that such a minority would come to abuse the power to "extort unreasonable indulgences.
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I called it "the Year of Abstinence" and chose habits or indulgences that met one of two criteria.
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Over time, as these indulgences lose their charm, the count slowly begins to add responsibilities to his life.
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"The nostalgic foods millennials seem to be drawn to are the ones that are more indulgences," she says.
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As for all that cheese—even Zen students need to be permitted certain indulgences from time to time.
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The Year of Mercy is a longstanding Catholic tradition during which believers may receive special indulgences for their sins.
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Mr. Snell said that not just the vegetables but the indulgences on his menu should be produced more sustainably.
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"Kudos to Cynthia for enjoying small indulgences versus trying to fight her cravings," says Atlanta-based dietitian Marisa Moore.
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But what if you could actually combine a few of your favorite indulgences, without any of the dreaded repercussions?
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His only indulgences came on trips to Key West, Florida, where he drank, smoked and even brawled with Hemingway.
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Indeed, these dissident movements had already challenged the papacy and the priesthood, transubstantiation, indulgences, relics, icons, and clerical celibacy.
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The indulgences could shorten the time of suffering of a friend or family member, though by no specified amount.
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To be sure, such indulgences won't kill us, but alarm about sugar consumption in the U.S. is well founded.
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For Fujioka and his cohorts, such minor indulgences are fine, as religion need not be an exercise in masochism.
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LONDON — For Lent, many Christians give up indulgences like tobacco, alcohol or sweets, or transgressions like lying and swearing.
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Something that began as a relatively narrow and academic debate over the church selling indulgences significantly changed Western culture.
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I had a hard time allowing myself small indulgences like a 75-cent candy bar at the vending machine.
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He, too, finds these indulgences empty and exhaustible: literature stops seeming interesting, and sex gets more difficult every year.
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Recently, she revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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If only our favorite indulgences, like luxury groceries, fresh flowers, and two-day shipping, weren't so hard on our wallets.
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"This is not an ad," Khloé wrote alongside a picture documenting their indulgences, which included Pringles, Funyuns, and powdered donuts.
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She enjoyed occasional indulgences such as a glass of wine ("Just one glass," she said) and her favorite — ice cream.
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At the end of the year that's $120 in savings towards your retirement that would have been wasted on indulgences.
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Las Vegas has made a name for itself as the ultimate destination for bachelorette parties, various indulgences, and celebrity revues.
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Her favorite indulgences: bacon, chewing gum, and sexy lingerie — which she once wore to an EKG appointment, according to Time.
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I get to meet people from all walks of life sharing with me favorite foods, family recipes, and secret indulgences.
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Welcome to Manhattan in the new Gilded Age, where condos offer wealthy buyers not just decadent indulgences — A wine cellar!
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The top indulgences — smartphones and wi-fi — aren't surprising, but some of the other findings are a little less expected.
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The non-stop bombardment of information and indulgences that is modern life has transformed us into needy, pleasure-addicted thrillseekers!
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Although it's possible to eat, say, Fig Newtons or Doritos in space, Coleman said such friable indulgences require careful planning.
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But now, he finally feels that he's reached a plateau, free from his past insecurities, self-destructive tendencies, and indulgences.
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She also sees little self-indulgences, like luxury workouts, as a way to boost her productivity, and perhaps even earn more.
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Liberty of London's fabric-bound journals are one of my London indulgences – whenever I'm here I have to buy a journal.
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"Women embraced the same excesses as their male counterparts, enjoying cosmopolitan indulgences like fashion, fine dining, travel, and nightlife," says Cohen.
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Personally, I get a bit uncomfortable when people make these comparisons, but perhaps these two indulgences aren't so different after all.
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Yet India's army, every bit as spit-and-polished as Pakistan's, if not as commercially unrestrained, does enjoy other colonial indulgences.
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You'll partake in some over-the-top indulgences on February 4, when luxurious Venus clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance.
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There is nothing wrong with spending money on indulgences, and in fact, they can be an important part of your budget.
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These can include indulgences like a cookie from the cafe attached to your office or a 30-minute massage after work.
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Australian baking is big on sausage rolls and indulgences like the Lamington, made with sponge cake dipped in chocolate and coconut.
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She eats cheese without abandon and nurses a single glass of wine all night because she's a master of reasonable indulgences.
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The other is a healthy lifestyle change that allows for indulgences and sets someone up for success over an entire lifetime.
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Whether it's wine tasting in Italy or a backyard barbecue at your pal's beach house, most summer getaways involve major food indulgences.
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With Venus's challenging square to abundant Jupiter early this morning at 12:10 AM, it's time to reconsider our indulgences and expectations.
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In ordinary use it can mean fasts, prayers, pilgrimages, and the buying of indulgences, as well as giving alms to the poor.
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Hypocritically, though, I was smoking weed all day and getting drunk every weekend, which somehow didn't factor into my "no indulgences" thing.
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Indulgences could be sold on behalf of departed friends or loved ones, and many indulgence salesmen used that pressure to great effect.
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In other words, nothing — not indulgences, not confession or penance, not even good works — can alter the course of a person's salvation.
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"Dorian Gray" interprets how identity is partially shaped by the imagination, which can sometimes adversely facilitate indulgences that lead to self-destruction.
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THIS year, the 500th anniversary of his "95 Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences", Martin Luther's legacy is being re-examined.
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What better way to get your summer started than by giving into two seasonal indulgences at the same time: ice cream and booze?
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If you didn't already do some shopping during the new moon in your sign, now's the time to treat yourself to some indulgences.
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That September meeting was a moment when Facebook decided to start paying indulgences to make up for some of its sins against journalism.
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I do have indulgences now and then, but for everyday I usually always eat a certain way and drink a lot of water.
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Instead of having cheat meals or cheat days, which can create a binge-restrict mindset, Simpson had small indulgences woven into her diet.
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A Good Appetite Current dietary wisdom dictates that to mitigate all the indulgences of the holidays, January becomes the month of eating salad.
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But for those who typically engage in stress eating, being stuck at home makes the challenge of avoiding indulgences all the more difficult.
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And for sweet indulgences, Del Coro recommends stocking baking essentials like all purpose flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, vanilla extract and butter.
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So if you overeat, the best thing to do is probably focus on having smaller meals later to make up for your indulgences.
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Cable TV and the occasional $2400 Groupon movie outings are her indulgences, she says, but laughs off a question whether she dines out.
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The Old American Breakfast — with sweet indulgences like sticky buns, doughnuts, pancakes and waffles — has been labeled hazmat by nutrition authorities, and rightly so.
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Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData retail, said consumers had more to spend on treats and indulgences during the 2604-week period ended Sept.
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But as we've explained before, it's really not worth treating the new year like some grand excuse to wipe your slate clean of indulgences.
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But as we've explained before, it's really not worth treating the new year like some grand excuse to wipe your slate clean of indulgences.
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Though I had just come to realize the gravitational pull I felt toward "Sunday" brands, the products themselves had become familiar indulgences by then.
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As metaphors for modern civilization's self-indulgences go, yoga students tuning into their environment, but actually seeing nothing outside themselves, couldn't be more acute.
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" Luckily, de Armas enjoys hitting the gym so she can shed her indulgences: "Exercise also makes me happy, but it has to be fun.
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Probably. But a dumb phone can show us glimpses, however brief, of a life without all the indulgences and interruptions of our pocket supercomputers.
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The elites demand 22019st century indulgences from the faithful in the form of ever-higher taxes and ever-tightening state control of citizens' lives.
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Epstein, it's easy to surmise, hoped to launder his reputation by association with all this—to purchase secular indulgences from these intellectual high priests.
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British tabloid coverage of the royals has long swung between delighted stories about weddings and births, and harsh articles denouncing their habits and indulgences.
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You've perhaps also heard of carbon offsets — modern-day indulgences that can ease your guilt and the strain of your travel on the environment.
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A weekend in the British Columbia ski resort uncovers hints of a quaint mountain town, one-percenter indulgences and out-of-this-world skiing.
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Now Emma had red highlights, a Victoria's Secret bra, and a bangle bracelet—indulgences that she had decided were important for her mental health.
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The convicted soldiers in Sittwe were given beer and cigarettes even though such indulgences were off-limits to other prisoners, Aung Than Wai said.
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"In practice we see what such indulgences lead to: dozens of people dying like flies," Putin said, before calling for taxes to be raised.
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It's hard to find a cigarette smoker in Silicon Valley, where caffeine and alcohol are the preferred indulgences and addictions (with cannabis not far behind).
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Chappaquiddick is a lean, meticulously researched film that presents its story matter-of-factly, without fanfare or the visual and narrative indulgences seen in Trust.
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In 1412, Jan Hus, a priest and professor at the University of Prague, took offense at the sale of indulgences there and preached against them.
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As was often the case, the indulgences were offered by the pope to raise money for a crusade, this one against the king of Naples.
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On the dessert and candy front, Siren Snacks and SmartSweets are looking to turn favorite indulgences like brownies and gummy bears into healthy snack options.
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If God really did send his only son, Jesus, to die on the cross for the sins of mankind, then why were indulgences even necessary?
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It's good in the same way that indulgences were good, which is that if you cared about the church, you would want to fund it.
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We pay our indulgences in remit for our sins, feel a brief respite from moral quandary, lean back and congratulate ourselves for doing our part.
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To the people in power, birds may seem to be nonessential parts of nature, "indulgences" for those of us who admire, watch and study them.
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Despite her occasional indulgences, Kourtney revealed in a deleted scene from a recent episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians that she weighs just 98 lbs.
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Traditionally, the role of the shaman is about coming to terms with those unreflective indulgences and invisible traumas that media appear to either repress or disguise.
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Yet for all the convenience those services offer, how much do consumers really pay for having their culinary indulgences delivered at the touch of a button?
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I'm still learning to embrace all parts of myself and to celebrate what I used to think of as secular indulgences: self-acceptance and self-love.
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Profumo might have gotten away with his indulgences, had Keeler not made headlines in 1963 when her ex-boyfriend, Johnny Edgcombe, shot up her apartment door.
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Taking inspiration from atomic age homemaker cookbooks, LAZY MOM shows us that with a little TLC, even our darkest indulgences have the potential to be beautiful.
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Generating passion or hatred for the Muslim believer and the jihadist alike, the West and its indulgences represent another facet of the post-mortem Muslim paradise.
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She embraced doctrines and practices that Protestants had deplored since the Reformation: transubstantiation, the cult of Mary and the saints, the rosary, relics, confession and indulgences.
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To create your micro-resolutions, you can start by thinking of 22019 "bad" habits or indulgences you'd like to cut back on or give up entirely.
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In my experience as a registered dietitian, clients normally find substitutes for gluten-containing treats and eventually add back in high-calorie, albeit gluten-free, indulgences.
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My boyfriend and I go to Met Market and I get fried chicken and fries with aioli sauce, feeling a little guilty for continuing my holiday indulgences.
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So while there's plenty of trademark whimsy, there are also indulgences like the musical number in the third episode, which is clever but drags on too long.
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And there's the cynical anti-capitalist take: This is a rich company trying to pay indulgences when we should just be taxing it to solve these problems.
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We asked top experts to give us the lowdown on how we can still enjoy life's little indulgences, from late nights to decadent desserts, without the guilt.
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This is why financial advisers have long stressed the "latte factor," urging young workers to skip lattes or similar indulgences and set aside the savings for retirement.
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Many Christians give up indulgences like tobacco, alcohol or sweets, or transgressions like lying and swearing, for the six weeks of penance that begin on Ash Wednesday.
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Forty-seven percent of respondents ages 18 to 34 told Realty Mogul they'd prefer to rent over buy if it meant they could still afford such indulgences.
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Whether that means the end-of-summer vacation or just the end-of-summer indulgences, one thing is clear: It's time to get back to the real world!
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Some of these Goldman initiatives may come to be seen as faddish indulgences and fail—and they are mirrored by a scramble for new ideas at its peers.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 33, revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website Wednesday, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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Jupiter's backspin takes place in health-minded Virgo until May 9, making January a good month to try different fitness studios and detox from all the holiday indulgences.
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After all, it's only the pope who can provide indulgences, and when it comes to Russia, only the Poles can grant you license to conduct business with Putin.
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So, if you're searing for the best way to treat mom on May 12, check out the collection of small but mighty-indulgences for under $50 lined up ahead.
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In his new book The Cruise Control Diet, Cruise, 48, offers boost zone recipes such as portobello mini pizzas, zoodle spaghetti and meatballs and "indulgences" like almond butter cookies.
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While she sweats out the previous night's indulgences with soccer, I watch an episode of Friends I have already seen six times while stuffing my face with baked goods.
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No matter their net worth, most Instagrams are basically the same: orchestrated evidence of the big celebrations, long-awaited vacations, and photogenic indulgences that separate long stretches of mundanity.
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Critics of Catholicism from Martin Luther onward have faulted the Church for dealing with matters of sin and repentance through mechanical means: the system of indulgences, the confessional booth.
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That means that clothing fads are more likely to be indulgences, whereas well-made classic pieces like a suit or little black dress are more likely to be investments.
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For Luther, indulgences — and the church's approach to sin and penance more generally — seemed to go against what he saw as the most important part of his Christian faith.
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A little extra spending here and there makes the whole process easier, but too many of these small indulgences can wreak havoc on your planning in the long-term.
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One of my biggest indulgences on a Sunday morning is watching a movie on TMC, an old black-and-white film or something, on the couch in my PJs.
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The exception is a trip that includes at least some help with child care — time when parents are free to luxuriate in that rarest of parental indulgences: time alone.
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She joked that while Consuelos, 48, just cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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The packages are ideal for goal-oriented, luxury lovers who want a fitness-based trip in an exotic destination without skimping on the indulgences of a high-end getaway.
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Michele, 30, told PEOPLE in September that she's in the best shape of her life, thanks to tough workouts, weekly indulgences at a local Korean spa, and occasional cheat days.
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As amazing the five-star treatment sounds, these indulgences can be a huge hit on your savings for most people — unless you've been blessed with a jackpot or bottomless funds.
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The medieval clergy's sale of indulgences, by which believers could effectively buy forgiveness of their sins, is echoed by management theorists selling fads that will solve all your business problems.
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From pre-Emmys glam routines and red carpet poses to snaps from the audience and post-show indulgences, there are a whole bunch of great inside shots from the night.
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To balance out her indulgences, the head of the Eva Mendes Collection at New York & Company makes sure she gets in at least three days a week of interval training.
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So other than for the fun of clowning on Jack — which is, of course, always a joy — why should we care about the aesthetic indulgences of one Silicon Valley fuccboi?
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If I were asked to offer one answer to the question posed by the movie's title, I'd advise Mr. Hart to steer clear of such gratuitous indulgences in the future.
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While he has some indulgences — like a Washington estate worth $125 million, a private airplane, and a luxury-car collection — they make up only a fraction of his massive fortune.
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Cinnamon rolls, cinnamon dolce lattes, and those Domino's cinnamon pizza things may satisfy indulgences, but if they aren't the most nutritionally void creations known to man, who knows what are.
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Indulgent snacks can be healthy, too Here are some nutritionist-recommended indulgences: A piece of antioxidant-rich dark chocolateMixed berries with whipped creamCreamy spreadable cheeses such as Boursin or Allouette.
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His "Sermon on Indulgences and Grace" was the first in a series of passionate pamphlets that first piqued the interest of a wide public, and then formed a popular movement.
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Constantly turning down indulgences, from a latte to a vacation, can use up your willpower and eventually lead you to overspend, self-made millionaire and personal finance author Ramit Sethi says.
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The oil company had planned to stuff it with big game and use it as a luxury hunting reserve before the price of oil plummeted and such indulgences were judged inappropriate.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may be known for her high-profile conscious uncoupling and detailed detox diets, but when it comes to traveling, the actress and lifestyle guru is all about the indulgences.
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The very things we throw back at teenage girls as noxious self-indulgences, from selfies to the recording of daily minutiae, are the things we look for when unexplainable tragedy hits.
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Americans are increasingly looking for "healthy indulgences" as they become more aware of nutrition — and turning to snack bars like Kind, or dark chocolate with fruits and nuts, for their fix.
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Realizing that this was hard on people—essentially, they had wasted their money—the Church declared that purchasers of the new indulgences did not have to make confession or even exhibit contrition.
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"I suppose on some level there is an overarching message of accountability, but to me this is more of a study of mankind — our weaknesses, our indulgences, and bad habits," LaMacchia said.
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They attacked the authority of the pope generally, and specifically the papally supported sale of indulgences as ways for believers and their loved ones to shorten or eliminate posthumous stays in purgatory.
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Smeg Dolce & Gabbana 2-Slice Toaster, available at Williams Sonoma, $650Life's simple indulgences include a slow Sunday breakfast of eggs on toast — made on a decidedly extravagant indulgence of a designer toaster.
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Drawn in part from Grace's journals, Tranny is an intimate, sometimes appropriately messy account of Grace's career as a musician and agitator, full of on-the-road indulgences and off-the-clock struggles.
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Drawn in part from Grace's journals, Tranny is an intimate, sometimes appropriately messy account of Grace's career as a musician and agitator, full of on-the-road indulgences and off-the-clock struggles.
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With talented outsiders knocking at the door, the studio system would do better to split up the money being spent on large-scale indulgences, even directed by able hands like DuVernay and Coogler.
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"Traffic" opens the album with a dance track pulling against itself; as Yorke sings scornfully about rich people's indulgences, blurry, viscous bass tones do their best to drag down perky drumbeats and handclaps.
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Until now, the Ghost Nation existed on the fringes of the park (and the show), part of a call to adventure for guests who want to stray from the cozier indulgences of Sweetwater.
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But he was not the first to criticize indulgences, and he did so without much hope that theologians would heed his call to discuss the issue; in fact the debate never took place.
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In the meantime, expect your gravlax and tartare indulgences to only get more indulgent, as most salmon in North America actually comes from farms in the waters in and around Norway and Chile.
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And it helps explain why hip-hop and Whole Foods haven't historically gone together: For decades, hearty eating and weight gain were the real signs of success—along with bottles, blunts, and other indulgences.
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It began as criticism of personal indulgences, such renaming public institutions after his new wife and daughter, at the same time as rumors began of complicity with organized crime in the violence-wracked state.
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With a seemingly interminable campaign reaching the final sprint, it has been a week of at least occasional indulgences by the Clinton team, cresting perhaps on Tuesday night with an unscheduled stop from Mrs.
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For all the justifications that Fisher was a grown man and free to see whomever he liked, the episode diminished him, casting doubt on his capability of elevating himself above the players' indulgences and conceit.
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I had lived there for nearly a decade but was so broke from student loans and other indulgences (like paying rent) that I convinced myself I had no choice but to move to the Midwest.
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My greatest indulgences were probably during a long-distance relationship while in Iowa: phone calls that regularly cost as much as the plane tickets for said relationship, not otherwise affordable on a graduate student's budget.
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It's all a bit much and comes to be rather numbing, but ultimately you forgive Gibson for his ghoulish indulgences because the battle scenes are beautifully photographed and the ensemble cast rises to the occasion.
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If you're not careful, you may slip into the mindset that all indulgences are "bad," she explains—and once you start labeling your food choices as "good" and "bad," every decision becomes a loaded one.
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She references "The Hour of the Devil," a short story by the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, in which evil incarnate tempts its poet heroine not with earthly indulgences, but with the danger of pursuing inspiration.
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The AP uses the Cupcake Creme Frappuccino and Triple Mocha Frappuccino as examples of those "indulgences": a 16-ounce serving of either one has around 400 calories and 63 and 51 grams of sugar, respectively.
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Hand Indulgences Hand Cream Trio, $29, available at NordstromFrom luxurious hand creams that are sold every three seconds around the world to nourishing soaps and shower oils, L'Occitane offers many options to pamper your employees.
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Make a point to party early this month, but keep your indulgences in check: Venus will clash with over-the-top Jupiter on February 4, which may find you spending more money than you'd planned.
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But neither purchasing the equivalent of papal indulgences for our sins, nor attempting to craft a kinder, gentler capitalism, nor waging a zero-sum game to get ahead will get anyone out of this mess.
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AMONG radical environmentalists, it has often been said that carbon trading and carbon offsets (which allow emitters of greenhouse gases to "redeem" their sins by countervailing actions) are comparable to the medieval practice of selling indulgences.
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Today's indulgences are more likely to be small and snackable, like a bag of M&M's or a Twix candy bar, and they are less likely to include processed foods like an Oscar Meyer bologna sandwich.
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Clinton had a credit-card processing machine on the front door of her State Department office rather than a lock, and like a modern Eva Perón handed out indulgences to those who lavished her with gifts.
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One of the most bitterly resented abuses of the Church at that time was the so-called indulgences, a kind of late-medieval get-out-of-jail-free card used by the Church to make money.
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It was a volte-face to the excess of the early '80s, the dancing-on-the-lip-of-the-volcano styles of Christian Lacroix and his archaic indulgences of crinoline pouf skirts and Second Empire extremes.
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Still, snackers haven't given up on indulgences and the largest candy companies, which can afford to invest in on-trend innovation like dark, organic and artificial-free, stand to benefit from the country's continued sweet tooth.
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Low-fat ice cream, Hershey's Kisses and other portion-controlled indulgences are not only allowed, they're encouraged, so one's diet plan becomes more of a weight-management lifestyle that sidesteps deprivation and can last many years.
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The Moon trines Uranus at 9:28 AM, which will create a fun and exciting mood, until the Moon challenges Jupiter at 9:44 PM. At this point, we'll all need to check ourselves and our indulgences.
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That goodwill translates into massive foreign investment, the acceptance of Chinese exports, indulgences when the government or state affiliated organizations are caught stealing technology or violating WTO rules, and looking the other way on human rights abuses.
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We're insensitive to red again, yet the new iterations of "gothic" lipstick, more velvety than matte, are named not for sins but for indulgences, and seem intended for hiding nothing worse than a third glass of pinot.
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On October 21546, 1517, Martin Luther either did or did not nail a paper titled "Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences," better known as the Ninety-five Theses, to a church door in Wittenberg, Germany.
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"A year ago, I broke my foot and I just needed a little pick me up, so I bought myself this bracelet," Rippon, 28, tells CNBC Make It. But he hasn't always been able afford such indulgences.
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Goldberg is a thirty-nine-year-old Brooklyn attorney with a practice specializing in sexual privacy, a new field of law that has emerged, in large part, to confront some of the grosser indulgences of the Internet.
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Whether you're visiting friends, looking forward to a weekend getaway or even attending an out-of-town business conference, our guess is that you may be surrounded by high-calorie indulgences when it comes to foods and drinks.
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Johann Tetzel, a Dominican friar locally famous for his zeal in selling indulgences, is said to have boasted that one of the new ones could obtain remission from sin even for someone who had raped the Virgin Mary.
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Pope Francis was in Sweden on Monday to observe the 499th anniversary of Martin Luther's protest of the sale of indulgences, which set off more than a century of religious warfare and forever changed the practice of Christianity.
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The "Ninety-Five Theses" was a response to the Catholic Church's practice of selling "INDULGENCES," where Catholics could purchase absolution from sins, among other forms of corruption that he believed were happening in the church at the time.
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Wiz Khalifa's two favorite indulgences merged during a night out -- a joint and a smoke show GF. The rapper hit up Poppy Monday night in WeHo with his crew but it's his main squeeze who stole the show.
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Often, the sale of indulgences exceeded the official parameters of church doctrine; unscrupulous quaestores might promise eternal salvation (rather than just a remission of time in purgatory) in exchange for funds, or threaten damnation to those who refused.
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The returning series, sponsored by Hainan Tourism Development Commission, explores the most exclusive and luxurious travel, shopping and dining options as well as to meet the players who are shaking up the local scene and their ultimate indulgences.
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History recognizes Marie-Antoinette's indulgences, excesses and involvement in the "affair of the diamond necklace," a piece so elaborate and rare that its expense, enmeshed in a failed cover-up, roiled a tabloid-like mix of outrage and scandal.
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Sometimes referred to as "Mormon alcohol," due to it being one of the few indulgences permitted by the the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sugar is used within the community for all manner of social events.
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And the royals have long done what they can to curtail newspapers' access to their personal lives, seeking to stymie the lacerating articles about their indulgences even as they court more admiring coverage for their weddings and tours overseas.
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This was also post-Menendez Brothers and post-Heidi Fleiss Los Angeles, where horrific acts and scandalous indulgences by the rich and famous dominated headlines like never quite before — where power, money and influence suddenly found themselves under a microscope.
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It is 500 years since Martin Luther, an intensely pious German monk, issued his "95 Theses" of protest against the practices of the Catholic clergy, in particular the sale of "indulgences" by which believers could effectively buy forgiveness for their sins.
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"You have this priestly class of professors who aren't doing a whole lot of work, supported by a system dedicated to convincing people to buy indulgences and amass enormous debt for the dubious salvation that a diploma represents," he said.
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Clearly, there is an underlying desire to pair food and drink with other indulgences like drugs and gambling, and soon, Londonians will be able to add nudity to that list, thanks to a new pop-up restaurant called The Bunyadi.
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After taxes, my take-home pay added up to around a hundred bucks a week, and after every pay cycle, one of the only indulgences I allowed myself was a bi-monthly visit to the neighborhood Jack in the Box.
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In 1932, the Natural History Museum pulled out of the country as Mongolia descended into Stalinist Communism, executing 30,000 intellectuals and Buddhist leaders, eradicating traditional garb, Mongolian vertical script and Khan as a symbol of national pride — all bourgeois indulgences.
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Given what we already know about space food—it isn't always the most appetizing—these earthly indulgences are all the more enjoyable to the brave men and women who spend months orbiting our planet and carrying out important new research.
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Yevhen Mahda, director of the Institute of World Policy, a research group, compared Ukraine's recruitment of people like Mr. Manafort to the medieval practice of paying the Catholic Church for "indulgences," which were supposed to reduce God's punishment for sinful behavior.
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Imagine living a high-quality lifestyle with indulgences like a housekeeper, a private chef to prepare gourmet meals for $50 per week, and even top-quality healthcare where the cost of living is so affordable you can pay-out-of-pocket.
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True, the professor had chosen a sensitive subject: the sale of indulgences, a popular means by which pious Christians could make a financial contribution to the church in return for the hope of remission of their sins in the afterlife.
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Anyone who has nursed a hangover knows this to be true: you feel ghastly but, sure enough with a bit of time, your organ systems go to work to get rid of all the over-indulgences that made you feel terrible.
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That may bring to mind the genuflections and flourishes of Catholic worship—a target of Lutheran criticism, which prioritised the individual's repentance and faith over outward trappings and indulgences—but may also suggest a modern obsession with, and worship of, personal wealth.
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Visiting the cities of Lund and Malmo in southern Sweden for a joint Catholic-Lutheran commemoration of the Reformation, the pope observed the 220th anniversary of Luther's protest of the sale of indulgences by noting the beneficial impact it had on Catholicism.
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Though Daniela's parents did not know about her sexual relationship with Raniere or the true reasons she was being disciplined, they were enlisted to enforce stricter and stricter controls on her life, taking away "indulgences" like her phone and computer, she said.
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In case you were wondering whether there are any profit margins for a business that sounds like it would shun high-priced indulgences, look no further than the restaurant American Son, where our starter dish of three smallish-sized scallops was $24.
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A weekend in Whistler uncovers plenty of one-percenter indulgences, from fine dining to retail therapy, some positively out-of-this-world skiing, and hints of the quaint mountain town that up until the 1960s had no road access, electricity or running water.
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"Popes wear big things with rubies and gems," she explained, perhaps picturing less of a Pope Francis than one of those Medici popes, like the profligate Leo X, whose endorsement of the sale of indulgences led Martin Luther to instigate the Protestant Reformation.
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But though it may make sense to respond to the indulgences of Christmas with catharsis, the tradition of new-year resolutions is far older than the establishment of the Christian festival or even the placing of the new year in the middle of winter.
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There were 60-odd years between Gutenberg first printing indulgences for the Catholic Church, to cover the ruinous development costs of his newfangled printing press, and a then-obscure Wittenberg professor publishing a 95-point screed, partly against that same traffic in religious forgiveness.
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Instead, here's what I spent on food for the day: Coffee: $5Groceries: $11Hot dog: $4.50Total: $20.50 I could have kept things even cheaper had I skipped the coffee and half gallon of chocolate milk, but this way I felt like I had some indulgences.
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Swimming daily laps in such a setting is one of her few indulgences, along with a collection of dresses by Roberto Capucci, a 84-year-old Roman couturier who has, since the 1960s, made startlingly expensive, multicolored origami-like ball gowns that resemble installation art.
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This is a series where you were once asked to tap R1 and L1 in order to slowly tear the head off a character, as evidenced below: God of War doesn't have much of that—at least, not anywhere close to its past indulgences.
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Plenty of these songs belong to a style of electropop that's distinctly more quotidian, more reminiscent of his past work, and several more promote inspirational messages even moonier than prior indulgences, as when "Purpose" closes with a solemn spoken-word poem addressed to his fans.
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It's an argument that's become controversial recently — critics have pointed out that traditional schools of personal finance, à la Suze Orman, put undue shame and pressure on people to cut out small personal indulgences with little evidence that it will lead to real wealth.
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On an episode of her talk show in September, Ripa called her husband's good looks "an outrage," joking that while Consuelos just cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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On an episode of her talk show in September, Ripa called her husband's good looks "an outrage," joking that while Consuelos, 48, cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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But hopes of recouping their investments drained away when one of them, Janie B. Moore, 69, distributed copies of an anonymous email alleging that Ms. Corbin had already spent large sums of the investors' money to pay for indulgences like the rented Bahamas villa.
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Having worked in printmaking and sculpture before turning to paint and canvas, he resisted the Neo-Expressionist indulgences that held sway among his peer group, engaging instead in a measured approach that had more in common with Beuys's minimalist protégés, Blinky Palermo and Imi Knoebel.
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Shakespeare also finds a sort-of champion in established and celebrated writer Christopher Marlowe (Jamie Campbell Bower), although there's a bit of a Mozart-Salieri aspect to their relationship, with Marlowe's admiration tied to a bout of writer's block as he wades into lustful indulgences and distractions.
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That's likely not a bug but a feature: The legislation also enables more bank consolidation, so the real beneficiaries of the indulgences supposedly given community banks will often not be the community banks, and certainly not their customers, but the large lenders that will swallow community banks.
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When Post Malone sings about all the excesses and indulgences he's enjoying in "rockstar" (20173 million Spotify streams), he's crooning a minor-key melody, and he doesn't sound any more cheerful or hopeful than he does in "I Fall Apart," an utterly desolate post-breakup song.
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Her two indulgences were literally opposed to each other: Rebecca was musing out loud about how much she had loved rewriting that song, and how much fun she had had rewriting it, when Josh interrupted her by blurting out that he was in love with her.
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Dazzling though Mr. Frayn's engineering is, "Noises Off" would be a mere dissertation in clever dramaturgical mechanics, were it not for the expertly drawn characters, here embodied by a first-rate cast well aware of the addictions, indulgences, pretensions and general egotism of actors (some actors!) that Mr.
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Her radiant descriptions of the physical properties of books, the forensic traces—from smudges to candle wax—of earlier bodies holding them, immediately sent me to the Internet, where I viewed, up close, papal indulgences printed by Gutenberg and the first vegetarian cookbook in English, "Vegetable Cookery," from 1833.
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Meanwhile, when the shofar is blown at the end of Yom Kippur services (Rabbi Hain says this is the one time it's used during Yom Kippur), it adds to the already solemn tone of the holiday, in which observers may fast or abstain from indulgences for the day.
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The film follows Yahia (a stand-in for Chahine), a youthful rebel living in Alexandria during World War II. While his upper-middle-class parents have aristocratic ties and a taste for bohemian indulgences — even during bomb raids — they are in dire financial straits, barely managing their rent.
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Things are especially dreamy as Venus opposes Jupiter on June 23 and squares off with Neptune on June 24, but watch out for over indulgences—things feel so good that it's easy to want more, more, more, and wake up the next day wondering why you overdid it!
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In autumn 1517 (whether the actual date of October 31 is accurate is debatable), Luther nailed his 95 theses — most of the 95 points in the document, which was framed in the then-common style of academic debate, objections to the practice of indulgences — to a Wittenberg church door.
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Inspired by the client's favorite spots and indulgences in the city, the gift included favorite cocktail recipes from the Carlyle Hotel, plus matches and napkins from the bar, Petrossian caviar which we had to have overnighted, a sterling silver and mother of pearl serving set, and black truffles overnighted from Italy.
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Caffeine has all the elements required to spark a backlash in the year 2019: The vast majority of us regularly drink it, which is why removing it from one's diet can demonstrate a monk-like ability to refuse indulgences (which is pretty much what all of wellness culture is based around).
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Just like in the Renaissance, when popes handed out indulgences to the highest bidder, Francis is rewarding a blameworthy nation because his liberation theology has blinded him to the real harm caused when a first world nation with open borders enables a third world nation that puts corruption before citizens.
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A veritable fictional pharmacopoeia followed, from David Foster Wallace (DMZ), George Saunders (Verbaluce) and Jonathan Franzen (Mexican A). In these writers' hands, the self's integrity is under assault not by illicit indulgences but by capitalism's imperative to market us shiny neurological upgrades — and by our complicit desire to be thus reworked.
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Mandico, who also wrote the script, does seem to have a point he's getting to — turning the tables on these fiends' masculine aggression, perhaps — but it's hard to untangle the film's many bizarre indulgences, which at times seem intended to titillate as much as disturb, and yet somehow do neither.
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"Again and again, Administrator Pruitt has abused his position for personal and political gain, including a sweetheart apartment rental from a lobbyist and a litany of wasteful taxpayer-funded indulgences in first-class flights, personal security, office and official vehicle upgrades, and massive raises for his political friends," said New York Democrat Rep.
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As a refuge, Columbia County is in some ways the anti-Pines: The indulgences have given way to solitude and creativity, the bright sandy beach to leafy glades and grassy meadows — much like queer culture itself, the place both defies expectations and refuses to conform to the rules of what a haven might be.
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Ms. Tosi says one of her few indulgences is travel, but sometimes it's just an impromptu train trip to visit her mother and sister, who live near each other in Reston, Va. After years of scraping by on staff meals and $4 bodega sandwiches, having whatever she wants delivered seems like an extravagance, too.
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Warwick grew up in a lower middle class family in South Florida — her mom is a high school teacher and her dad restores luxury cars — and she says while her family is doing fine without her help, she'd like to pay for periodic small indulgences, like buying her mom a plane ticket to come visit her.
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They could hardly imagine the surreal indulgences of the tourist road that would begin to emerge after World War II: renting a room built to resemble a country cottage and adorned with plastic flowers; snapping photos of a neon cactus glowing through half-drawn window shades; sleeping in a concrete tepee appropriated from Native American culture.
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Actual, proper coffee is one of my few indulgences, which is the way you get through being young and poor in London: you save like hell, buy value pasta and scratchy toilet roll, and then you choose one or two things you're going to spend your money on no matter what, things that make the rest bearable.
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They are as much a fixture on the streets of Astoria, Queens, as the souvlaki shops and markets selling lamb and feta straight from Greece: a group of about a dozen men, of varying ages, who share the same bleary eyes and frequently unsteady gaits when their indulgences — in marijuana and liquor — catch up to them.
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History books tell us that a German monk named MARTIN LUTHER nailed a document called the "Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences," better known as the "Ninety-Five Theses," to the DOOR of ALL SAINTS CHURCH in WITTENBERG on October 231, 21517, although Mr. Eaton-Salners maintains that this act was actually performed on a later date.
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"I look like James Spader in "Baby Boom," and it's everything I wanted as a kid," said Rannells, whose callow yuppie Blair is caught between his spoiled fiancée (Wilson) and Mo. Other examples include the aforementioned Limbo, the obligatory brick-size cellphones and ample interior design indulgences, like Dawn's mauve and black lacquer dream of an apartment.
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Some artists might find a plug written as if it's for a face wash disconcerting, but 25-year-old Wise, a sculptor and visual artist, is both a critic of consumerism and a gleeful participant in it; she's extravagant, with a laundry list of indulgences she can't live without, including decadent food and tanning so regularly she's convinced she'll be a raisin in her old age.
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He just recently got his own show on NTS Radio, runs his own label, Halocline Trance, and has thoughtful track titles like "I Often Wondered How the Group Would React When Eco-Apocalypse Finally Struck"—a comment on last year's Indonesian fires—and "Our Leverage is Weak, There Are Things We Can Do." Considering his linguistic indulgences, some might think it strange that Psutka favours a lyric-less, often beat-less style of music.
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In fact, if anything, plays depicting gay life have recently spawned their own version of the "issue" play: specifically the challenges inherent in becoming parents, as in the recent plays "Dada Woof Papa Hot" and the more overtly comic "Steve," both of which explore how the freedom to marry and the ability to raise children have complicated the liberations (and, in some ways, the indulgences) that some gay men once took for granted.
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Add to that the legion of mainstays, icons and indulgences for whom this surely represents a final World Cup – Gomez, Ozil, Neuer and Khedira; Mascherano, Aguero and Di Maria; Iniesta, Ramos, Pique and David Silva; Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Pepe, Quaresma and Lawro – and it's hard not to fear and thrill a bit at what kind of football lies ahead without these familiar bursts of human shorthand there to guide and ground us, old faces at the bar who one day, for whatever reason, just seem to disappear.
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But such indulgences can swiftly become a problematic habit, one that culminated in me conducting a 9 AM phone interview with a 79-year-old Catholic ecofeminist theologian while buzzed off boxed wine (tbh, I had a great time, even though she was a bit hard of hearing and yelled into the phone for the duration of the call.) I exceeded Statistics Canada's seemingly conservative classification of "heavy drinking" as "five or more drinks, per occasion, at least once a month during the past year" almost every day, often before sundown.
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Rationalizing Claire Boucher's progressive beliefs with Musk's peak late capitalism indulgences (which range from the harmlessly kooky—like launching a car into space—to the pretty dang malicious—like clamping down on Tesla workers who want to unionize, allowing unsafe cars to go to production because it's likely cheaper to do so, and being chummy with Donald Trump even though he was on record as not being a fan initially) proved to be a headfuck for outside observers, few of whom had any knowledge of what Musk and Boucher are like as actual people and instead resorted to memeing their public personas.
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Luther proposed that "Christians are to be taught that he who sees a man in need, and passes him by, and gives [his money] for pardons, purchases not the indulgences of the pope, but the indignation of God"; and "if the pope knew the exactions of the pardon-preachers, he would rather that St. Peter's church should go to ashes, than that it should be built up with the skin, flesh and bones of his sheep"; and "Why does the pope not empty purgatory, for the sake of holy love and of the dire need of the souls that are there?" and more to the same effect.
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